"Is...is the death a metaphor for sex?" Jack asked. "Because that'd be a little bit creepy."
Jack clearly doesn't know his earlier poetry or le petit mort. It is actually interesting to see how, for want of a better term, explicit some poetry from centuries ago can be. Although I'm not familiar with Dickinson's poetry, possibly something I should correct, the extracts you used work brilliantly with the story.
I'm quiet fond of stories where Suzie is shown as a person and not just the villian. She was a person that they knew and worked with. From even what little we saw of her in 'Everything Changes' she was part of the team and not just some creepy loner as some people tend to portray her so I love all her various interactions with the team.
Really liked the parallel between Ianto and Suzie and Ianto's choice to be different from her. So similar with their secrets and yet still so different in the end.
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Jack clearly doesn't know his earlier poetry or le petit mort. It is actually interesting to see how, for want of a better term, explicit some poetry from centuries ago can be. Although I'm not familiar with Dickinson's poetry, possibly something I should correct, the extracts you used work brilliantly with the story.
I'm quiet fond of stories where Suzie is shown as a person and not just the villian. She was a person that they knew and worked with. From even what little we saw of her in 'Everything Changes' she was part of the team and not just some creepy loner as some people tend to portray her so I love all her various interactions with the team.
Really liked the parallel between Ianto and Suzie and Ianto's choice to be different from her. So similar with their secrets and yet still so different in the end.